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OTTAWA, Sept. 30.-"Do you really mean to say that the Government sent you to see how I am getting al- ong and if I need medical help, and to teach me what I need to know on the farm? I never thought that any- one in the country had any thought about me. Your coming gives me twice the heart for my work."

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settler under the Soldier Settlement Board_of Canada tothe District Dir- ector of the Home -Branch of the Board. This lady writes from British Columbia very interestingly of her ac- tivities, and quotes another woman as saying: “I never dreamed the Govern- ment did things so kind" when assur- ed tbat the machinery of the Home Branch was at her disposal for the purpose oi' smoothing her path und making the road easier to travel. The Director of the Home -Branch has several reports of this _nature in which are shown the kindly interest and the sympathetic co-operation of her assist- ants throughout the country in bring- ing to the pioneer’s home some of the aids that are so much needed.

ln respect of twenty-nine families

visited by one of the ofllcers of the De- partment, she reports that the recept- ion by the wives' of settlers was in

under the following digures: Canadian 6; English 18; Scotch 2; Not stated 3.

Oi' the new comers from England,

are thrifty, resourceful and adaptable and they are very likely, to succeed. Naturally they are homesick. ‘One young girl was frightened by the woods with which her home was sur-

Arrangements were made- with the

nearest hospital for special rates for soldiers' wives and with the local -Med- `cal -Doctor for free transportation to hospital. instruction in the care of in- fants is given and information sup- nlied which is bound to be of great ‘ielp to the young mother who ilnds herself a great way from friends and relations.

The aid of the G. W. V. A., and

the sympathy -and cooperation of oth- er organizations, such as the Bled Cross, Victorian Order of Nurses and Wnmen’s Institutes have been enlist- ed on behalf of soldiers’ wives and families. A Health Centre in one well- :-'ettled district has beenestmblished and arrangements undertaken 'so se- cure two beds, a nurse ahd a free clinic. _

in the visits to the home, instruc-

tions were given in cookery, bread making, curing of ilsh and meat, can- ning and preserving of fruits' and vegetables, sewing, laundry, poultry raising. the care' of' dairy ntsnslls. and even some information w_as given an the rotation of crops. fin hlmoetfev- '_-ry instance -encourag'ement_ `_'and friendly sympathy were given`and_ the pioneers were assisted in`_meéting_s{nd overcoming their diiilculties as far as possible. _ _ ‘ --

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The bride was given in marriage

by her cousin Senator P. C. Murphy Uf 'Tll'hleh. P. E. I.. who came from Ottawa to Boston to be present at the ceremony. ,

Preceedina the bride and her cousin

SGW; title _(xiii:-_ch aisle were Helen am e o 1 _ ster the ring bear- er. can-ylns tigidxilngjli s cans-any, and four littls,__dower_"girls carrying baskets of roesfs angtyh-_-sweet peas,

scattering petals* ia"ilg_.,_1_>ride's path M-ies Lillian B.BQtrice_ rinan, a sis-

ter oi' the bride was brgesmgid; Mrs, P. C. Murphy was ni ron of honor _and Misa Miriam Edythe Gorman another sister of -the bride was maid of honor. Louise Lambert and Lil- la Fries of Dorchester. Mass.. were the train bearers. Charles William Behr of Quincy, Mass., was best nianl and the ushers were Rafael Cervino, Cuban Consul and James A. Par- sons of Ashmont.

The bride-was gowned in white du-

ches satin made with s train and a bodice of pearls land rhinestones. Her tulle veil was draped from the crown caught with a crescent filet oi’ orange blossom. She carried _ a shower bouquet of bridal roses, and wore a necklace of pearls, the gift of the groom. ‘_ __

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chess satln` made with “a train an,-1 a pearl embroidery land' a lplnk hat trimmed with pink ostrich feathers. She also wore white satin cloak and carried an_ arm bouque¢"of pink roses. The maid of honor and the bridesmaid were gowned in pink georgette over pink satin and were floral wreathed- Gainsboro- hats of* cream horsehsir and pink tuelle with blue streamers. They also _carried pink roses.

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rendered during the, mass by Miss Tberest Di_vyer,< < organist; Miss Mifleret Connell. soprano, and Miss M. Burns, contrslto.

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